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BJ's Printables Female Athlete Of Month: MELHS Sophomore Lucy Doyle Sets Personal Record At Sectional Meet

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EDWARDSVILLE — Metro East Lutheran High School sophomore Lucy Doyle set a personal three-mile cross country record at the 1A sectional meet at Trenton Wesclin on Nov. 1, 2025, finishing with a time of 18 minutes, 59.7 seconds. Doyle also recorded a time of 19:32.0 at the 1A Trenton-Wesclin Regional on Oct. 25, 2025, securing her advancement to the state finals at Detweiller Park in Peoria. Doyle’s season has been marked by steady improvement. She placed second at the Granite City

Stillwater Senior Living Female Athlete Of Month: Kailyn Lowe Was Another Important Part Of Granite City Girls Volleyball Team In 2025

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GRANITE CITY - Kailyn Lowe, a senior outside hitter for the Granite City High girls volleyball team, had a good season for herself, even if the Warriors' final record doesn't reflect how hard the team worked in the 2025 campaign. The Warriors wound up with a 5-19-1 record, but it doesn't truly reflect how resilient the team was, or how hard the players worked to improve and get better. Lowe herself had a good season, having 77 kills, serving up 17 points with seven aces, coming up with three

Mayor Spencer Announces Planned Retirement of Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge

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From Office of the Mayor of The City of St. Louis: Mayor Cara Spencer announced today that Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Director of St. Louis Lambert International Airport, will retire in the fall of 2026. Hamm-Niebruegge has served as Airport Director since January 2010, during which time she has led the airport through natural disaster, helped secure […]

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Rachel Finan

Mamdani’s Win Shows That Believing In Something Beats Performative Hatred

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Last week, I wrote about how the Trump administration has replaced any sort of concept of governance with governance-by-trolling—a government optimized purely for making a huge segment of the country angry while the base cheers them on. The entire apparatus of federal power has been repurposed into a machine for generating engagement through cruelty, with […]
Mike Masnick

Missouri Attorney General Adds New Charge Against St. Louis Sheriff

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ST. LOUIS — Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has announced that her office is adding a new count to its ongoing quo warranto case seeking the permanent removal of Alfred Montgomery from his position as St. Louis city sheriff. The additional charge alleges Montgomery violated Missouri statute § 106.220 by failing to personally devote his time to performing the duties of sheriff while incarcerated miles outside the city he is charged with protecting. Hanaway said Montgomery’s

Grafton Country Music Festival Promises Three Days of Music, Contests and Fun

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GRAFTON - The Grafton Country Music Festival invites the Riverbend community to enjoy a weekend of local bands in Grafton. From Friday, Nov. 7 through Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025, the City of Grafton will host several bands complete with contests, drink specials and more fun at their local bars. Mary Jo and Jan, members of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce, invite people to come out and enjoy the good vibes. “Hopefully, the town will be hopping,” Mary Jo said. “Everybody in

St. Luke’s Breaks Ground on New Medical Building in St. Peters

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 St. Luke’s Hospital has broken ground on a new 15,000-square-foot medical building in St. Charles County, continuing the system’s strategy to bring outpatient and specialty care closer to where people live. The project is located at 5940 Mexico Road in St. Peters. The single-story facility will house specialty services, diagnostic capabilities, and advanced outpatient care. […]

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Rachel Finan

Quantum Computing: The Next Great Leap.

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From Bob Clark Beyond: Every so often, humanity takes a leap that redefines what’s possible — the microprocessor, the internet, artificial intelligence. Now, we’re standing at the edge of another transformation that could change not just how we work, but how we think.Quantum computing feels like that next great leap. Traditional processors have powered incredible progress, […]

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Rachel Finan

St. Louis’ KAI Build Names Project Manager

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From RE Journals: St. Louis’ KAI Build welcomed back Marisol Ramos as Project Manager at its St. Louis headquarters.  Ramos was previously an Assistant Project Manager for KAI 360 Construction Services in 2021 before transferring to the Build group until 2024. Ramos is a talented Project Manager with more than nine years of experience in the construction […]

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Rachel Finan

Altonized Community Federal Credit Union Female Athlete Of The Month: Addy Walden Leads Piasa Birds With Exceptional Setter Skills

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PIASA — Addy Walden, a senior setter for the Southwestern Piasa Birds girls volleyball team, played a key role in the 2025 season, earning recognition as the Altonized Community Federal Credit Union Female Athlete of the Month. Walden, who also competes in girls' soccer for Southwestern in the spring, was praised by her volleyball coach, Derek Dempsey, for her performance throughout the Piasa Birds volleyball season in 2025. She is a mid fielder in soccer. “She was a good player